Search RuntimeBuzz articles by title, excerpt, tags, section, author, or body text. Each result includes the title, excerpt, site path, and canonical URL.
Endpoint
GET /api/search
Query parameters
q— Search text. Every whitespace-separated token must appear somewhere in the article title, excerpt, tags, section, author, or body (case-insensitive). An emptyqreturns{ "query": "", "count": 0, "articles": [] }.limit— Optional. Maximum number of articles in the response (default80, capped at200).
Response
JSON with application/json; charset=utf-8. Top-level fields:
query— The trimmed search string you sent.count— Number of articles returned.articles— Array of objects:title,excerpt,path(relative, e.g./software/editorials/example), and absoluteurlonruntimebuzz.com.
Example request
curl -sS "https://runtimebuzz.com/api/search?q=cursor&limit=5"Replace the host when testing against a local server (for example http://localhost:3001).
Article index (read finder)
GET /api/read-finder-index.json returns lightweight metadata for every post under content/blog/ (no markdown body). Used by the on-site read-finder widget with Fuse.js. Responses support ETag and If-None-Match (304 when unchanged).
Top-level fields: version, generatedAt, fingerprint (content change token), articles (array of path, title, excerpt, tags, tagsJoined, section, author, date).
curl -sS -D - "https://runtimebuzz.com/api/read-finder-index.json" | head